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On breeding: Golden start for Golden Lad
Golden Lad, whose first crop are newly minted three-year-olds, is off to a fast start, with stakes winners and sales toppers among his first to hit the track.
Best of 2019: First time jockey winners
Our Best of 2019 series revisits the content that our readers or editors loved most last year. Here, a couple of videos of jockeys’ first career victories.
Maryland-bred Torch of Truth set for bigger task
Torch of Truth won a race at Laurel Park Friday, but it’s his other job – as Derby hopeful Independence Hall’s workmate – that’s more important.
Best of 2019: Ghosts of Racetracks Past
Our Best of 2019 series revisits the content that our readers or editors loved most last year. Here, our Ghosts of Racetracks Past series.
Anna’s Bandit, Late Night Pow Wow, and more: The week in social media
Anna’s Bandit is the nation’s winningest horse in 2019, Late Night Pow Wow is retired, and more, in the week in social media.
Mid-Atlantic racing roundup, January 2, 2020
Your five-minute read to catch up on all the Mid-Atlantic racing action you may have missed over the weekend…
Best of 2019: Barbara Jo Rubin returns to CT
Our Best of 2019 series revisits the stories, interviews, and videos that our readers or editors loved most last year. Here, Barbara Jo Rubin’s return.
Multiple graded winner Late Night Pow Wow retired
Late Night Pow Wow, the WV-bred who won the Charles Town Oaks and Barbara Fritchie, has been retired, her trainer said Wednesday.
Genaro: Not be a racing Grinch, but…
Not to be a Grinch, but unless those involved with horses see them as more than profit centers, 2020 won’t be much to look forward to.
Aftercare Alliance elects new president, board members
Darby Dan Farm’s John Phillips will serve as the new president of the Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance, which also added new board members.
